There discuss that relations between polyhedron. In Chapter 2, we discuss (1) how polyhedron A having some extremal property be inscribed a given polyhedron B, where A and B can be any of the following types of polyhedron: the cube, regular tetrahedron, regular octahedron, regular dodecahedron and regular icosahedron. Then, we discuss (2) how the polyhedron can be regarded as a convex hull of other polyhedrons. Case (1) deals with two comparable polyhedrons and case (2) deals with two incomparable polyhedrons. In Chapter 3, we discuss how polyhedron A having some extremal property be exscribed outside a given polyhedron B, where A and B can be any of the following types of polyhedron: the cube, regular tetrahedron, regular octahedron, regular dodecahedron and regular icosahedron. Then, we discuss how the polyhedron can be regarded as a convex hull of other polyhedrons. In Chapter 4, we stress the projection of a rotating cube upon a given polyhedron. Because projecting a cube is easier than projecting. In Chapter 5, we discuss the intersection of polyhedrons. Here we address the question: How can a polyhedron be expressed as an intersection of several other regular polyhedrons? In Chapter 6, we constructed 12 animations showing how can a polyhedron be decomposed into disjoint pieces and then be “reassembled” into another polyhedron (with or without an empty spaces enclosed)? This thesis is to be accompanied with webpage http://m98.nthu.edu.tw/~s9821603/